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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1938

Page

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Unusual Spring Weather And Road Safety Warnings

An Iowa style column discusses unusually cool nights in spring and delayed planting in Indiana due to rain. It notes improving long range forecasts and government research at MIT, then shifts to road safety urging restraint on speed, especially at night, citing high risk and fatality statistics. It emphasizes public safety and responsible driving.

Indiana Florida California United States Weather Bureau Massachusetts Institute of Technology Jalappa

Linton Elks Team Wins State Title At Richmond Meet

The Linton B P O E 866 ritualistic degree team won the Indiana Elks state title at the Richmond convention defeating six rival teams. Ruler Millard Fiscus led, with Ira Williams Luther O Brian Edwin B Long and Roy Williams among members. The team earned 50 dollars and the Scottsmaster trophy valued at 250 dollars for one year. The convention closes Wednesday night.

Ells Indiana Linton B. P. O. E Order Richmond Indiana Elks’ Association Linton Millard Fiscus Ira Williams Luther O’brian Edwin B. Long Roy Williams Jerry Clayton Milo B. Mitchell Indiana State Elks’ Association Mitchell Logansport Linten Elks Scottsmaster Frankfort

Kidnap Note Cashes At Florida Filling Station

A five dollar ransom note from the Jimmy Cash kidnapping case was cashed at a Florida filling station near Jacksonville. FBI agents would not confirm the report as the Miami Daily News cited the serial number, noting two men possibly Tennessee police officers involved.

Princeton Fla U.P Jimmy Jacksonville Miami Daily News Federal Bureau of Investigation Tennessee Miami FBI

Change of venue in Wright v. City of Linton case

Stewart Wright sues the City of Linton for 1000 dollars over the alleged wrongful killing of his bird dog Tobe. The case moved from Greene to Martin county circuit court for a re trial in August after a venue change granted from the June date. Curtis C. Hendren and Paul Haywood of Bloomfield lead the plaintiff, with Beasley of Linton representing the city.

Stewart Wright City of Linton Greene Bloomfield Martin County Mr. Wright Tobe Greene Circuit Curtis C. Hendren Paul Haywood City of Linton Beasley

Confessed killer Nixon linked to multiple crimes

Chicago youths confession expands crime tally to four women and a girl killed, plus numerous assaults and thefts. He admits attacks on Alda Deery and Virginia Austin, while police note a separate man, Thomas McCall, confessed to the Austin crime. Johnson family member confronts Nixon at coroner inquiry.

Chicago Robert Nixon Nixon Los Angeles Alda Deery Virginia Austin Fleishaker and Baum Company New York Austin Thomas McCall Joliet Ill

Linton City Council to select new school board member

The Linton City Council will choose one new member for the school board tonight to fill Mahlon W. Gilbreath’s vacancy. The appointee, selected by the councilman, will serve a three year term.

Linton City Mahlon W. Gilbreath

Accord Reached in Greene County Talking Pictures Suit

A compromise was reached today in Bloomfield Greene circuit court in the General Talking Pictures corporation v Henry P Vonderschmitt case. The suit arose from a contract for the lease of a sound talking picture machine and the settlement amount was 1250 dollars.

Bloomfield Greene General Talking Pictures Corporation Henry P. Vonderschmitt

Softball tilt opens 1938 season with MIA win over Martin and DeCourcy

In one of the first softball games of 1938 the M. I. A. team defeated Martin and DeCourcy 20 to 12. Batteries were Martin and DeCourcy D Shanklin Woolsey and Potochnik for M I A O Singleton and E Dobbins.

Martin and DeCourcy Martin DeCourcy D. Shanklin B. Woolsey Potochnik O. Singleton E. Dobbins

Lyons Woman Dies After Illness at Home

Mrs Elsie Harwood 64 a Lyons resident widow of F L Harwood died at 3 p m Monday after months of illness. Born in Somerset Kentucky she was daughter of William and Mary Vaughn and moved to Lyons 45 years ago. Surviving daughter Mrs Lew Wallace of Bicknell and brothers Robert Vaughn Detroit and Owsley Vaughn Kentucky. Funeral at 10 a m Thursday at home East Bogard Lyons with Revs Thompson Jeffersonville and Foutz Lyons.

Elsie Harwood Lyons Frank L. Harwood Harwood Somerset William and Mary Vaughn Linton Vaughn Kentucky Bloomfield Lyons M. E F. L. Harwood Lew Wallace Bicknell Robert Vaughn Detroit, Mich Owsley Vaughn East Bogard Street Mr. Thompson Jeffersonville J. C. Foutz Ulysses S. Rose Pleasantville Mr. Rose Sullivan County Aaron Mary French Rose Bessie Brewer Ardolph Rose Dugger Laure Donald Rose Mary Frances Hannah Margaret Beulah Rose Anna Borders Carlisle Minnie Tucker Evansville Clarence Rose Dorothy May Rose Newkirk Ben Nickless

Army fliers die in double crash at Randolph Field

Three army fliers were killed and one critically injured in two air crashes today at Randolph Field Texas. The deceased are Second Lieut Nathan H Coddingdon 28 of Los Angeles California Second Lieut Arthur M Keppler 29 of Houston Texas and Flying Cadet William H Conery 25 of Washington DC.

Randolph Field Tex Nathan H. Coddingdon Los Angeles Calif Arthur M. Keppler Houston William H. Conery Washington, D. C

Japanese air raids press Canton two weeks of destruction

Canton, June 7. The Japanese intensified bombing with three raids today, raising eleven day casualties to about 8,000 killed and wounded. Bombers struck crowded districts and military targets. a power plant and water works were damaged, amid alarms as the city endured ongoing bombardment.

Canton China Bocca Tigris

Gillette Favored for Job in Senate in Owa Balloting

Iowa Democrats renominated Sen. Guy M. Gillette for United States Senate in a campaign opposing Roosevelt's court plan. He led Rep. Otha D. Wearin by about two to one with 57,937 to 30,013 unofficial votes from 1789 of 2447 precincts. Republican nomine Dickinson defeated Thurston for the other Senate seat.

Des Moines Lowa Guy M. Gillette United States Roosevelt Otha D. Wearin James Roosevelt Works Progress Harry L. Hopkins Gillette Wearin Lester J. Dickinson Lloyd Thurston

Unemployed in Linton Area to Receive Unemployment Benefits

The 1,373 unemployed claimants in Greene Sullivan county area will collect over 255000 in unemployment payments pending return to work. 596 have entered benefit periods with liability of 110711.36. Average payout 185.76 per claimant, with details on weekly benefits and claim procedures.

Linton Indiana Clarence A. Jackson State Jackson Greene- Sullivan County Bloomfield Jasonville Greene County Sullivan County Sullivan Chris P. Schille

Curiosity Kills Rattler Near Rockrimmon Hill

Three Chicopee boys hiking Rockrimmon hill overturned a discarded car hood and killed a large rattlesnake they found underneath. The incident occurred in Springfield as curiosity led to the discovery and fatal encounter.

Springfield Mass U.P Chicopee Rockrimmon Hill

Committee Reports Favor War Measure and Obituary

The House appropriations committee favorably reports a 274 million final deficiency bill to start building a large war fleet with 149 ship keel layings and 41 million for naval purposes. In Pleasantville Ulysses S. Rose, 68, died after a three year illness. services set for Wednesday with burial in Pleasantville cemetery.

Committee OF House Washington D. C House Appropriations Committee House Senate Congress Navy Yards

WPA approves Greene County road allotment in 435 912

A federal Works Progress Administration allotment of 435 912 dollars for Greene county roads has been approved in Washington. The telegram to county clerk Lew Good from Senator Sherman Minton notes the funds will continue the highway work and prevent up to 1 200 men from losing jobs, with six months' funding anticipated.

Works Progress Administration Greene County Washington, D. C Lew Good U. S&s Sherman Minton Minton

Local Residents Undergo Dismissals and Medical Procedures

Miss Roxena Colbert of Linton rural route 2 was dismissed yesterday. Geurnard Harrell of Linton rural route 3 was brought home yesterday. Mrs Leo Flynn and baby daughter were returned home today. Miss Viola Bredeweg underwent an appendectomy this morning. Mrs Anna Callahan of Fourth street southeast had a major operation today. Mrs Hazel McLain of Third street southwest underwent a major operation today. Mrs Jessie Parks was admitted for treatment today.

Roxena Colbert Linton Geurnard Harrell Leo Flynn Viola Bredeweg Anna Callahan Fourth Street Southeast Hazel McLain Third Street Southwest Jessie Parks

Doe Leaps Through Bank Window Lands in Customer’s Lap

A 100 pound doe bounded through a bank window in Adams Massachusetts startling Arthur H Ladame who escaped with minor injuries. The injured deer had to be destroyed after the incident at Greylock National Bank.

Fiftieth Anniversary Marked for Linton Knights of Pythias

The Linton Metropolitan lodge 198 Knights of Pythias celebrated its 50th founding anniversary with a regular meeting in the city hall. Charter members S. G. Buzard of Chicago Heights Indiana and John R. Morgan of Terre Haute remain living. A semi centennial program is planned June 22 with district meetings and Indiana Grand lodge officers expected. charter members may attend. Rank work was conferred on new candidates amid strong attendance.

Linton Knights of Pythias S. G Grant) Buzard Chicago Heights John R. Morgan Terre Haute Greene Indiana Grand Lodge

Mrs Hedrick Hurt in Fall Breaks Arm in Winslow

Mrs George Hedrick of 409 West Vincennes street suffered a broken arm in a fall while visiting Winslow. She and her husband, who had a broken leg in a recent accident, were taken to Evansville for treatment and returned to their Winslow apartment with niece Ruth Brown of Linton to help care for them.

George Hedrick Vincennes Street Winslow Hedrick Evansville Ruth Brown Linton

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